The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-02-04
NEWS.

Int Frotscher's genuine
- ~arden seeds sold by Alley.
sunday was indeed q
beautiful day and all nature seem
ed glad.
For fresh garden seeds, at New
Orleans prices call on O. L. A'ieS'
c,,t silas Weeks, OF New Or
leans, was . visitor 70 0cf""'o"
Monday.
Mr.. John Coggins is again the
,.o.rer of the county jail. lie
makes a good officer.
orders for garden seeds by
ali from a distance solicited by Y.
II Alley, Scranton, Miss.
The organ grinder has been
d~;soeusing d%iscordant sounds
oronud town this week.
MIR. w. NJ. Denny, our clever
Clerk of the Courts, visited New
Orleans this week.
Miss E,nmA Ely, of Amcri-
ous. is visiting the family of Mi. U.
4. Alley, on Kerr street.
Prof. j. L. Sutton and wife has
saxon rooms at Capt. s. j. Arm
strong's, on Cedar street.
Richard Frotschcr's fresh gar
den seeds Tor sale by Q. IL. Alley.
All orders for seed in bulk filed at
New Orleans prices.
Moss Point has a large order
of the Knights OF Labor-tne mem
bers thereof consisting OF white anu
coIored people.
Mr.. p. Blanchard has on MS
ship wa, $ the schooner IL. Buodig'
where she is being Thoroughly
oyerhauled aud repaired.
We are glad to know that our
friend, MIR. A. Chautraunl, OIL FaS'
cagoula. is recovering from an at,
tack of paralysi from which he has
been suffering the past week or So
The schooner Robert Ruff Is
hauled out on Frentz's ship ways
aud is undergoing repairs by nav
ing new rigging out and out and
otherwise thoroughly overtlluleo'
Railroad agents may 80 ana
railrodd agents may come, nnt Mr.
Il. Il. Hudson the accommodating
and genial assistant Is always on
deck.
There was a petition being
circulated on oar streets last weeh
soliciting sisuers (orthe purpose OF
organizing Il knights OF Ld'eor OF
der.
Tue Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist Church meets every two
weeks, on Tuesday evening, "
The w. CT U. meets every "e"'
nesday eveuing-both III the Aie'h
Odist Church.
MIR. Albert Hill has AGAIN re-
opened tho Union Restaurant neal
the depot. The house has been
eDlar ged aud everything put II
good order.
Capt. w. II. Hardy passed
here Monday en route for Harrison
county. He informed usthat worn
would commence at once on TN
Gulf aud Ship Island Railroad II
Harrison county.
We learn through a private
letter to a friend that Mr.. L. L
Ludgate, formerly of this place. ou'
late of Montgomery, Ala, died a
the latter place on last Snnda.
morning, after u lingering Illness
His death was tue immediate re
suit of dropsy of the heart.
Mr.. John Drysdale is nov
night telegraph operator AZ th'
depot. He is \ steady and atten
tive young man, and we hope b
may hold the important place III
has Just been called to fill.
MIR. George j. Santacruz is nov
Railroad station agent at thl
place, vice Il. G. Dempf, removed
to New Orleans. Mr.. Sautacrui
comes well recommended, aud IA
doubt will fill the position he al
sumes with credit to himself an
satisfaction to all who have bus
ness with him.
Mr.. WIN. GriHin, of Moss POM
has been confined to bis room, an
part Of the time to his bed for seV
eral weeks, aud his many friends I
South Mississippi will be glad |
know that he is improving an
hnnns nm To recain his usus